50 Percent of Argentines not accepting of foreign immigrants

According to an international study by Ipsos, half of Argentines negatively evaluated the arrival of foreigners to settle in the country. In addition, 61% believe that immigrants finding employment difficult for the natives and complicate access to public services. Counter to this view, Brazil is the country that better agrees. Specialists are saying. Most of the Argentines, but all have a grandparent or great immigrant. Italian, Spanish, Russian, Lithuanian, English, German. Multiculturalism is part of the national DNA. However, a recent international survey shows that half of Argentines negatively evaluated the arrival of new immigrants into the country, now mostly from Paraguay and Bolivia. Read Article